If you feed the bot just one input, it automatically merges it with a great artist. But you can also submit two pictures, and it will generate a version of the first in the style of the second. So you can get your headshot in the style of Japanese iPhone game Neko Atsume:

Deep Forger is only the latest in a long line of robots doing trippy things with Neural Networks.

First, there was Deep Dream, the Google-built algorithm which purports to let us see what a computer could dream about. The robot used a neural network to identify images by their key features, but it turns out that if you create a feedback loop and feed the same network white noise, the results are pretty trippy:

Then, Google freed its neural networks to run across the internet. The company made the software behind the images open-source, allowing other users to make their own horrifying images:

At the time, Hannah Jane Parkinson wrote that the algorithm could “accurately copy the painting style of artists as disparate as Pablo Picasso and Vincent Van Gogh – and in just 60 minutes.” Deep Forger beats that by fair margin.

The newest bot is created by Vienna-based game developer Alex Champandard, and is open for submissions. Why not try it yourself, and highlight the best in the comments below?